Dr. Yamani said the new company's capital will be SR 33.76 billion (U.S. $ 9 billion), distributed among just over 675 million shares, with each share valued at SR 50 (U.S. $ 13.33), in accordance with the total net assets of the Kingdom's existing electricity companies at the end of fiscal year 1419 H, plus monies from the charge fund in effect since then. He went on to explain that the value of government projects being carried out by the power companies will be added to the capital, and that the issue of undistributed profits will one of the first to be discussed by the Board of Directors.